Today on the Medicine Girl Podcast, I sit down with Disco Orpheus—author, researcher, esoteric thinker, holistic-health explorer and self-described Hyperborean warrior-poet whose philosophy can be summed up simply: Be Free and Become Wise.
This conversation goes straight into one of the hardest lessons that comes with questioning the world around you: you cannot rape someone with the truth.
What happens when you see something another person simply isn’t ready—or willing—to see? Is telling someone the truth always helpful? Or does the need to convince everyone around us eventually become its own kind of prison?
Disco and I get into awakening, discernment, ancient and esoteric wisdom, health, personal sovereignty, the danger of replacing one belief system with another, and learning when to speak—and when to simply live what you know.
We also dive into Disco’s book, Memento Vivere, a 260-page work described as a map of where we've come from, where we're going, where we are, what has been hidden and what may ultimately be revealed.
Disco is also behind AQUARI, a collection of wearable pendants combining jewelry with his exploration of energy, frequency and the human biofield. The collection includes Ajna, Avalon, Luminus and Libertas pendants.
Sometimes the truth changes someone’s life.
Sometimes they don't want to hear it.
And sometimes wisdom is knowing the difference.
Find Disco Orpheus:
Shop Disco’s AQUARI necklaces and pendants:
AQUARI — aquari.store
Get Disco Orpheus’ book Memento Vivere:
Memento Vivere — The Great British Book Shop
Medicine Girl Podcast — Episode 104: Don’t Rape Someone with the Truth
